精读3第十三课lesson12_extension.pptVIP

* W B T L E Part Five ENTER Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Extension Oral work ? Quiz ? Writing? Listening lab ? Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Oral Work List: Report in your own words Group discussion Debating Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Oral Work Analyze the logic of the author’s explanatory paragraphs of “power” and explain the “power” as one of human’s basic needs in your own words. Explain “fun” as one of human’s basic needs in your own words. Report in your own words Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Oral Work Lord Acton once said that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Do you agree? What should we do about it if it is true? Can we kill the desire for power? Can we give people all the power they want? What is your solution? How do you understand the author’s real purpose for writing this article? Group discussion Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Oral Work Topic for debating: Desire for power is one of the basic human needs. Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All The end of Oral Work. Quiz List: Quiz 1 Quiz 2 Quiz 3 Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All Quiz 1 The ancient Egyptians were masters of preserving dead peoples bodies by making mummies of them. Mummies several thousand years old have been discovered nearly intact. The skin, hair, teeth, fingernails and toenails, and facial features of the mummies were evident. It is possible to diagnose the disease they suffered in life, such as smallpox, arthritis, and nutritional deficiencies. The process was remarkably effective. Sometimes apparent were the fatal afflictions of the dead people: a middle-aged king died from a blow on the head, and polio killed a child king. Mummification consisted of removing the internal organs, applying natural preservatives inside and out, and then wrapping the body in layers of bandages. This paragraph is not coherent. Revise it for coherence. To be continu